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During the spring of 2006 Alicia Keys embarked on a journey to Africa that changed her life forever. During her month-long trip, Alicia witness countless stories of people infected with HIV, who despite the odds, were overcoming personal hardships with astonishing bravery. Some of the communities that Alicia visited on her pilgrimage had an HIV prevalence rate of over 40%, but what she encountered were incredible accounts of resilience and triumph. Join Alicia on her journey and hear the compelling stories from those she encountered during her visit, making her even more galvanized in her commitment to publicly addressing the need for lifesaving drugs and ongoing care for these inspiring people.
Alicia In Africa, Journey To The Motherland Blog
Posted 08/31/08 by Keep a Child Alive
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Comments Posted 07/28/08 by reasontohope
Here’s a young superstar that’s not in the tabloids, we don’t see her in mug shots, she’s immensely talented but she’s also a citizen of the world and takes that responsibility very seriously. Makes me think there’s still hope for the kids these days. To much is given, much is expected. Alicia is giving back and what a force she is! Featuring Alicia Keys Director Earle Sebastian Executive Producers Leigh Blake Alicia Keys Jeff Robinson Susan Willis Editor Anthony Marinelli Co-Producer Andres Libreros Associate Producer Elizabeth Santiso Cinematographer Brad Young Second Camera Unit Michelle Marrion Sound Gabriel Cyr Poster Photography Antoine Verglas Pauline Van Moltke Pao Poster Artwork Indika Entertainment Advertising Recommended titles like this one:
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